No, but if it didn't have bugs it would be the first EA release not to for a long time.

Over the past 13 months we've had; Sim City (one of the poorest game launches ever), BF4 (clusterf at launch..still fun though..also still broken), Plants Vs. Zombies Garden Warfare (connection errors at launch), and now Titanfall's bugs.

Not to mention some issues with Dead Space 3 and Crysis 3.

NBA Live and Madden 25 on PS4/XB1 looking like PS2/OG Xbox at 1080p. But those weren't bugs of course.

Wasn't there something up with Fifa14 as well?

...and of course the previous couple of years were bad too.

Almost all the problems you have named have been network problems, and unfortunately that's just how it is. No companies use enough servers for a massive bloat of users when it drops down to far, far less in a few days. That would be a total waste of money. It's the same reason WoW goes down almost every single time a major patch or expansion releases.

And games looking like crap is the developers fault, not the publisher.

The only real thing I would agree with you in is that BF4 was totally screwed at launch, which I think was EA and Dices fault trying to get to much out in too little time to gobble up all that money they were guaranteed just for releasing it, regardless of quality.